The film follows eight couples, including the characters played by Hugh Grant and Martine MCutcheon. (Image: Universal)
The run-up to Christmas is a popular time to watch tried and tested classics, and while there are plenty of options from comedy to cartoon, one film seems to rear its head year after year.
Love Actually combines heartwarming romance and family, with comedy and adventure, plus with some Christmas song renditions in there, there’s no wonder it’s known for bringing festive cheer around this time of year.
Starring Emma Thompson, Hugh Grant and Colin Firth, the British film, directed and written by Richard Curtis, is a cult classic, and has remained one since its release in 2003.
To actually watch the film this December, however, you’ll need to know which streaming services offer the film, and how you can sign up for them.
Where can you watch Love Actually this Christmas?
Sky’s new Essential TV and Cinema bundle
Sky’s new Essential TV and Sky Cinema plan includes more than 100 channels like Sky Atlantic, more than 1,000 films on-demand with Sky Cinema, plus subscriptions to Netflix and Discovery+.
The bundle also comes with Paramount+ and two Vue cinema tickets each month at no extra cost.
Fans of the film will recall this famous doorway scene. (Image: Universal)
If you want to watch Love Actually on demand, is the streaming service for you. You’ll need a membership to access the film, but it’s a good time to join, as the entertainment provider has just launched a new bundle.
The is £25 a month, giving you access to over 100 channels, including Atlantic, Sky Cinema, Paramount+ and Netflix and Discovery+ subscriptions.
There are also extra bonuses included in the deal – every month you’ll get two Vue cinema tickets every month at no extra cost.
Love Actually is just one of over 1000 films available on Sky Cinema, including Elf, Barbie, Wonka and many more.
Alternatively, if you don’t want to sign up to a whole subscription, you can .